Dr Gregory H. Bledsoe is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and the founder and CEO of ExpedMed. After completing medical school and residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Dr Bledsoe spent five years on faculty at the Johns Hopkins University, completing a fellowship in international emergency medicine and a master's in public health. He has worked as a field physician and medical consultant all over the world, served as an instructor and medical consultant for the United States Secret Service, and escorted presidents William Clinton and George W. Bush on trips to Africa as a personal physician. Most recently, Dr Bledsoe has worked in Qatar on emergency medicine through a partnership between the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Hamad Medical Corporation.
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Part I. Expedition Planning: 1. The expedition physician Howard J. Donner 2. Assessing expedition needs William W. Forgey 3. Expedition medical kit William W. Forgey 4. Immunizations David A. Townes and Russell McMullen 5. Legal considerations during expedition planning Kristin Larson and Tracey Knutson 6. Travel safety Michael VanRooyen 7. Nutritional support for expeditions H. Wayne Askew 8. Water safety Howard Backer 9. Special considerations Blair Dillard Erb, Sr. 10. Communications planning for the expedition medical officer Christian Macedonia 11. Minimizing risk on an expedition Michael J. Manyak 12. The expedition returns Randy Hyer Part II. Expeditions in Unique Environments: 13. Tactical and protective medicine Nelson Tang, Kevin B. Gerold and Richard Carmona 14. Hostile geopolitical environments Michael VanRooyen 15. Aerospace medicine Richard S. Williams and Marc A. Shepanek 16. Polar medicine Desmond Lugg and Jeff Ayton 17. Tropical medicine for expeditions Peter Hotez and David M. Parenti 18. Medicine in subterranean environments William Hamilton 19. High-altitude medicine Luanne Freer and Peter H. Hackett 20. Medicine at sea Joyce M. Johnson 21. Event medicine David A. Townes 22. Telemedicine in evolution - implications for expeditionary medicine William P. Wiesmann, M. Nicole Draghic and L. Alex Pranger 23. Dive medicine Craig Cook Part III. Illness and Injuries on Expeditions: 24. General medical J. Lee Jenkins, Edbert B. Hsu, Italo Subbaro, Kisha Moore and Alex Vu 25. Traveler's diarrhea R. Bradley Sack 26. Malaria Christian Ockenhouse 27. Animal attacks Jenny Hargrove and Luanne Freer 28. Envenomations Michael Callahan 29. Hazardous marine life Craig Cook 30. Toxicology Timothy B. Erickson and Janet Y. Lin 31. Environmental injuries Kenneth Kamler 32. Penetrating and explosive wounds Ian S. Wedmore and John G. McManus 33. Drowning and submersion injury Bradley Winters 34. Trauma resuscitation Elliot Haut and Rajan Gupta 35. Wound care James M. Marinucci 36. Expedition eye injuries Stanley Spielman 37. Dental emergencies Martin Nweeia 38. Foot injuries John VonHoff and Zak Weis 39. Expedition orthopedics Alan Gianotti and S. V. Mahadevan 40. Expedition self-rescue and evacuation Ken Zafren and Urs Wiget 41. Aeromedical evacuations Gene DeLaune.
Part I. Expedition Planning: 1. The expedition physician Howard J. Donner 2. Assessing expedition needs William W. Forgey 3. Expedition medical kit William W. Forgey 4. Immunizations David A. Townes and Russell McMullen 5. Legal considerations during expedition planning Kristin Larson and Tracey Knutson 6. Travel safety Michael VanRooyen 7. Nutritional support for expeditions H. Wayne Askew 8. Water safety Howard Backer 9. Special considerations Blair Dillard Erb, Sr. 10. Communications planning for the expedition medical officer Christian Macedonia 11. Minimizing risk on an expedition Michael J. Manyak 12. The expedition returns Randy Hyer Part II. Expeditions in Unique Environments: 13. Tactical and protective medicine Nelson Tang, Kevin B. Gerold and Richard Carmona 14. Hostile geopolitical environments Michael VanRooyen 15. Aerospace medicine Richard S. Williams and Marc A. Shepanek 16. Polar medicine Desmond Lugg and Jeff Ayton 17. Tropical medicine for expeditions Peter Hotez and David M. Parenti 18. Medicine in subterranean environments William Hamilton 19. High-altitude medicine Luanne Freer and Peter H. Hackett 20. Medicine at sea Joyce M. Johnson 21. Event medicine David A. Townes 22. Telemedicine in evolution - implications for expeditionary medicine William P. Wiesmann, M. Nicole Draghic and L. Alex Pranger 23. Dive medicine Craig Cook Part III. Illness and Injuries on Expeditions: 24. General medical J. Lee Jenkins, Edbert B. Hsu, Italo Subbaro, Kisha Moore and Alex Vu 25. Traveler's diarrhea R. Bradley Sack 26. Malaria Christian Ockenhouse 27. Animal attacks Jenny Hargrove and Luanne Freer 28. Envenomations Michael Callahan 29. Hazardous marine life Craig Cook 30. Toxicology Timothy B. Erickson and Janet Y. Lin 31. Environmental injuries Kenneth Kamler 32. Penetrating and explosive wounds Ian S. Wedmore and John G. McManus 33. Drowning and submersion injury Bradley Winters 34. Trauma resuscitation Elliot Haut and Rajan Gupta 35. Wound care James M. Marinucci 36. Expedition eye injuries Stanley Spielman 37. Dental emergencies Martin Nweeia 38. Foot injuries John VonHoff and Zak Weis 39. Expedition orthopedics Alan Gianotti and S. V. Mahadevan 40. Expedition self-rescue and evacuation Ken Zafren and Urs Wiget 41. Aeromedical evacuations Gene DeLaune.
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